Department of Justice seeks public comment on making the web part of covered regulations within the ADA Along with many of you, WebAIM celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). While we have much to be thankful for, many of us in the web accessibility movement have often wondered when the […]
It’s been two months since my first Future Accessibility article, and less than a week since my most recent one, yet several exciting new developments have already made some of the things discussed in the series outdated or incorrect. Here, briefly, are some of those recent changes. For reference, HTML5 <video>, HTML5 Semantic Elements, New […]
This is the sixth in a multipost series about the immediate and likely future of web accessibility. Each week or so I’ll discuss a different upcoming technology, tag, platform, or system from an accessibility perspective. Additions, corrections, or further thoughts are welcome in the comments. Previous posts: HTML5 <video>, HTML5 Semantic Elements, New <input> Types […]
This is the fifth in a multipost series about the immediate and likely future of web accessibility. Each week or so I’ll discuss a different upcoming technology, tag, platform, or system from an accessibility perspective. Additions, corrections, or further thoughts are welcome in the comments. Previous posts: HTML5 <video>, HTML5 Semantic Elements, New <input> Types […]
This is the fourth in a multipost series about the immediate and likely future of web accessibility. Each week or so I’ll discuss a different upcoming technology, tag, platform, or system from an accessibility perspective. Additions, corrections, or further thoughts are welcome in the comments. Previous posts: HTML5 <video>, HTML5 Semantic Elements, New <input> Types […]
